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My manual states that there are 19 cells in the MA934 battery pack, and indeed that is what was in mine ( ex-Iraqi military). I was easily able to re-cell mine with generic Chinese made D size NiMH

Sorry Guys, for those people who like to see exactly what sort of silly money some things bring on Ebay have a look at this:

They are NiCd batteries and they are 24 volt packs so you want 20 cells in series. That's a lot of cells. You cannot solder to the cells directly without risking damage, but you can buy cells with

On the subject of Syncal 30 packs, I have rebuilt a couple of them and I just could not get the modern D cells to fit inside there. I wound up using C cells and packing the extra space in there with

WOW! who was the keen type that paid 212 Euros for two dead SE6861 battery packs on Ebay? I paid only slightly more than tah for a brand new old stock 6861 transceiver!!!

Ben While talking of batteries, would it be worth thinking about Syncal 30 battery packs? Mike B

SE6861 batteries I contacted a battery supplier. He can make up a pack of 12 sub C cells which will fit inside the SE6861 battery case, various capacities. 14.4V 2500mAh ?21.00 14.4V 3300mAh

g6lxk wrote: Howard, I don't know that particular number, but most of those are 28 Volt, and Class A, designed for driver service in one of the 1/2 to 1 kW transmitters that Racal made. Usually

These sets are not Clansman, nor are they Larkspur. Larkspur handsets use the 6 pin Plessey connector. The headset on e-bay 190375189093 will fit. This is a Racal headset of that era. There are

Hi Scott, Check out this item, 190375189093 presently on ebay. The seller states that it has the proper 6-pin connector for the syncal 30 radio. Regards Wal, G4CGF

John In principle I agree what you say. My syncal 30 has the Clansman type socket, but I use it with a 6 pin plug - Ex A13 radio Mike B m1cf

To add a bit more info, you need a handset with a "Larkspur" type connector. The standard telephone handset used with those radios is the Racal Part number ST719215. The Amphenol connector type used